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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the second half of Tom's Polk Party today. Well,

I was only going to do one hour of this

interesting rabbit hole. I went down listening to over Kriner,

music that actually is based off of nineteen seventy through

nineteen nineties pieces of music, most of it would buy

a band called Global Criner. But I have so much

more music to play for you that we're going to

do this hour as well from Global Criner mostly, and

let's get right back to it. The song puts many

of us in a very happy mood. Here is Global

Criner Over the rainbow.

Speaker 2: Way, but the right.

Speaker 3: Way, the.

Speaker 4: The lover.

Speaker 2: One skin love it, rob of the.

Speaker 4: Railway size, the dreams.

Speaker 2: That you did to drink We really do come to Sunday.

I'll should farm start, wake up?

Speaker 5: Where the cords bbby.

Speaker 6: What travosml lemon drops, the way.

Speaker 4: Of the journey, that way.

Speaker 7: The gray, the rainbows?

Speaker 2: Watna what cans spat?

Speaker 4: Did youth.

Speaker 2: Usual spe.

Speaker 6: Her over the rainbow? Why then, all, oh, why can't.

Speaker 8: Like the beep beep beean of the tinto where the

tongue shallows fall, like.

Speaker 2: The tick TikTok of the steadily look at.

Speaker 4: The stands against the wall like the drip drip drip

of the reader rot when the sun showers, so.

Speaker 2: Some of thoughts reading its sp.

Speaker 9: Night and day, the word.

Speaker 2: Only we need the moon and under the sun resent

you to me all that it's no matter, darling, where

you are. I think, night and.

Speaker 10: Night and day the.

Speaker 2: Widens, and so that is long f you've gone forever

like go in the roaring travels boom in the silence

while I think, and.

Speaker 9: Behind me.

Speaker 6: There's enough such a hungry and turning inside.

Speaker 2: And as Tollman, won't be through till let me spend

my life making love to you day night, taken of

the hide of me. There's no such a hungry.

Speaker 11: And numbering inside of me and as Toma moment until you.

Speaker 2: Let me spend my l making loft at your day and.

Speaker 1: Night and day, night and day. From Global Kriner. I

think that might be my favorite song that they've done.

Just love a good jazz piece with the fine musicians

they have playing it in their own style. Night and

Day from Global Criner. All right, we're gonna switch gears here.

I'm pretty sure we've done this one before on Tom's

Folk Party, done in a polka style. Of course, who

would expect something from guns n' roses on a polka show.

Here's a global criner with Sweet Child of Mine.

Speaker 2: He's got a smile that it seems something.

Speaker 9: He reminds me of childhood memories.

Speaker 12: Everything was as fresh as a bright blue sky now

and then when I see his face, he takes me

away to that special plason.

Speaker 10: If it's there, I choose along, I'd probably break down

and cry.

Speaker 3: Sweet Child of Mind, love a mind. He's got eyes

of the bluest guies, as if they do are red.

Speaker 10: I hate to look into those eyes and see an

ounce of cain. His hair reminds me of the warm,

safe place where as a.

Speaker 13: Child I have.

Speaker 2: I'm pray for the thunder and they're ready to cuiet.

Speaker 5: We pass me by, Sweet John. We love the mind,

Sweet John.

Speaker 2: We love the mind.

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Speaker 15: Hello, my fellow composers. I am, of course Bethoven. The

International Polko Association is launching this year's Young Songwriter competition,

and I want to hear what you can do. Go

to our website ipapolk is dot com and submit your

original polka or waltz and let's see if you have

what it takes to win one thousand dollars. Check out

ipapolkas dot com for all the details. Best of luck

to you, and now I have to get back to decomposing.

Speaker 16: Here comes the National Button Accordion Festivals, celebrating twenty years.

It's all about accordions, hosted by the Apollo Manacurt Club

in Sharon, Pennsylvania. It will be held on Friday's, Saturday

and Sunday, May twenty second, twenty third, and twenty fourth,

twenty twenty six. Musicians are coming from Minnesota, Virginia, New York,

North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, Missouri, Colorado, and all corners of Pennsylvania.

There's a hardwood dance floor and outdoor beer gardens along

with the coziest warroom around and we have room for campus.

The club serves excellent homemade food and the very best

in Pennsylvania and micro brews and German gears on draft.

For more details though to www dot National Button Accordion

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Let's pull it.

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on DA and I never lost the men out of

sat right up the way. Weeds keeping turning.

Speaker 17: As how marriage duns rolling rolling, rolling on.

Speaker 2: The river, rolling rolling on.

Speaker 18: The river, quick clean love plans and Memphis lumped the lot,

paint down you only an.

Speaker 2: Epso gets up until I hit a run on the river.

Speaker 7: Moun weeds keep them turning, I said, brown man, keep them.

Speaker 17: Burning, axing rolling, rolling, rolling on river, axin roller roller rolling.

Speaker 9: On raber do if you come down to the river

that you don't fight people like you.

Speaker 2: Don't have to worry because you have the married.

Speaker 6: On the river a.

Speaker 9: Big ways, keep on as.

Speaker 4: If keep on Burley last row.

Speaker 9: No little river.

Speaker 1: River Global kriner with proud Mary. I think their singer

gives Tina Tenner a run for money on that one.

Let's tell you a little more about Global Kriiner. They

were a six piece Austrian folk group consisting of clarinet

player Christophe Spork based trombonas, tenor and yodeler Sebastian Fuchsberger,

guitarist Eddie Kohldorfer, trumpet player Carl Rossman, accordion player Anton

Saprugl and jazz vocalist Sabine Steiger. The group has won

numerous awards in Germany and Austria and represented Austria in

the Eurovision Song Contest in two thousand and five in Kiev, Ukraine.

Global Krainer they were active from two thousand and three

to twenty thirteen, but their music is living on today.

On Tom's Polk Party, Let's give you the names of

the albums we're playing from today. First One, Global Kriner,

Chronology Vague and Second Love. I was born in nineteen

sixty and my love of music probably didn't really get

started into the seventies. And of course in the late

seventies the disco era came and many people liked to

disco dance well. At same time people were polka dancing.

So dancing is dancing, isn't it. How about a well

known disco song done in over Kriner style. Here is

Global Criner once again. I will survive.

Speaker 9: First, I was fraid.

Speaker 2: I was petrified.

Speaker 9: Camp thinking of could never live without you, famicide. But

then I spent so many nights just thinking how.

Speaker 5: You doing?

Speaker 9: But I crusted and thou learnt how to get along?

Sir star wars friend.

Speaker 19: I was petrified because I couldn't never live without your pmicide.

Speaker 9: Then spent some feel come you do me wrong. I'm strung,

and I'll get along.

Speaker 4: And say from my face, I just went in five

even that for SI shouldn't.

Speaker 2: Change my stupid men figured.

Speaker 1: I'm just sick.

Speaker 9: Your bed to me.

Speaker 7: Won't come home.

Speaker 9: She's turn to run. Now say y'all not.

Speaker 20: T comebody know when she's the one who try to

break me goodbye? He hes truly you got laid outside.

Oh no, I I was high a far as long

as I know how that was the life.

Speaker 13: I've got all my life today, I've.

Speaker 2: All my love to give.

Speaker 19: That was life.

Speaker 15: I was.

Speaker 5: Hi, I was h.

Speaker 15: Was How was I to God?

Speaker 9: Strang ahead not to fun her can try and hard

to mend the pieces of unbroken bart And I've spent

o so many nights just really sorry for myself. I

used to ride, but.

Speaker 5: Now I will not.

Speaker 2: I'll not go on capital.

Speaker 10: Just turn around now because you don't not welcome anymore?

Speaker 9: What do you want to try to break your good bye?

Do you think a struggle? You think, lady?

Speaker 21: As long as I love almost my left lit.

Speaker 5: Hi hi ali.

Speaker 8: Hi as alos almos hi hi alis Vi.

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stuff for me down to keep me moving, keep me improving.

Listen energy.

Speaker 11: Well talking boots of the mountains of the boots, something

about it, talking about some.

Speaker 2: About talking about.

Speaker 15: Got out, got out.

Speaker 23: Of Want to take me to funky? Want to take

me to funky? If you want to take me to funk,

want to take me to funk?

Speaker 13: It down, God, make a move to a.

Speaker 9: Town that stuff for me down to keep them moving,

keep me grooming with some energy.

Speaker 11: Well, something about it, talking about it, talking about it,

something about it, dunk about talking about talking about it?

Speaker 15: Me got up?

Speaker 2: Got funky all the fun.

Speaker 1: Funky that was Funky Town from a Global Kriner. Global

Criner took something from the disco era and turned it

into a great Opragriner song. The movie The Sound of

Music has an awful lot of songs in it that

have worked their ways into poke music. Of course, I'm

talking about doray Me and Adelweiss.

Speaker 14: Among others.

Speaker 1: But here's an Overrachriner version of something from the Sound

of Music. Global Criner once again. My favorite things.

Speaker 2: A puff of five.

Speaker 10: Rain drops on roses, and whiskers on kittens, broad copper ketmels,

and warm woolen lints, brown.

Speaker 7: Paper packages tied up the springs.

Speaker 2: These are a.

Speaker 9: Few of my favor.

Speaker 2: Bring colored toys.

Speaker 3: And crisp apple strews, door bells and slabels and snot

soul with noodles, who while best.

Speaker 9: The fly with the moon.

Speaker 2: All these are on my feather.

Speaker 22: Girls in my dresses with blue sad and sush these

off flakes that sway on my nose and eye rushes

and silver whe wintersted adinter screens trees are a few.

Speaker 4: Of my favorite things.

Speaker 12: When the dog bites, when the beasts, when.

Speaker 5: I fas, I simply remember my favorite res and.

Speaker 10: The thing.

Speaker 22: Girls in my dresses, when these sad and sessions, snowflakes

that stay online, mouse and I lusher st silver light winters,

the meld into springs.

Speaker 9: These are a few of my favorite thing.

Speaker 12: When the don't bite, when the beatings, when they bare fights,

when the peat stings, when.

Speaker 22: The bird cries, when the snake clings, when the fee.

Speaker 9: Simply remember my favorite.

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Speaker 1: Joshua Tree Accordion Festival returns for its second year on

June sixth and seventh, twenty twenty six. Spring together accordionists, musicians, dancers,

and music lovers from across the region for a joyful,

genre bending celebration of one of the world's most expressive

instruments set against the iconic backdrop of Joshua Tree. The

festival feature live performances, workshops, jam sessions, and community gatheries,

showcasing the accordion's role across musical traditions from folk, un

junto and polka, Depop Americana, experimental and be off. After

a successful inaugural year, the twenty twenty six vessel expands

its programming with two full days of music and education,

highlighting both nationally recognized artists and local favorites, while creating

space for beginners, season players, and curious listeners alike. The

accordion has always been a social instrument. It brings people together,

said festival co organizer Skylar Fell, Accordiona's performer and owner

of the Accordion Apocalypse Repair Shop and Joshua Trade. This

festival is about community, cross pollination of styles and celebrating

the weird, wonderful magic of the squeeze box in the desert.

Festival highlights include live accordion or performances across multiple genres,

hands on workshops and skill sharing sessions, informal jams and

collaborative sets. Opportunities connect with accordian repairers and enthusiasts. Family

friendly daytime programming, high energy evening shows. Joshua Tree Accordion

Festival aims to be in inclusive, accessible and welcoming, whether

you play, dance, sing or just want to soak in

the sound of bellows under desert skies. The second annual

Joshua Tree Accordion Festival June sixth and seventh in Joshua Tree, California.

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Speaker 1: One of my favorite Latin jazz pieces bo done there

from Global Kriner, and I really love the subtleness of

the accordion that was in that and the tuba in

the background. Great version of Basmuco from Global Criner. Here's

another song from the seventies done in a wonderful Ober

Kriner style. I can't stand the rain.

Speaker 9: I can sell Ray.

Speaker 2: Because Mawando.

Speaker 9: Bring him back screen. Yeah, I can sell way because Mamando, because.

Speaker 2: He's not here.

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Speaker 2: Now we're watching again. Everything was so bad. Now man,

we're fad. That's about sign that.

Speaker 9: Just I can't sell Ray.

Speaker 2: I can sell Larray.

Speaker 19: Gives maun love bringing back Steed memories. I can sell

the ray he gives mom in Lo because he's not here.

Speaker 4: The way, what you do.

Speaker 9: Everything was so bad.

Speaker 2: Now that we've fad.

Speaker 4: There's one out.

Speaker 2: Just as now.

Speaker 9: Hands down the way gives mom and.

Speaker 2: A bloom back Sweet memories comes.

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write you my foolish heart out there.

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Speaker 9: Analogy an anology.

Speaker 4: Who boylation, Let's have an Alpine revolution with Global Criner chronology.

Speaker 1: I especially like the part in there when they say

chronology no no no no no no no no no

no no no, because it's part of Trumpet Echoes kind

of their tribute. I guess to the master stopko Ausnik.

Well that's gonna do it for this episode Tom's Folk Party.

I hope you enjoyed the journey down the rabbit hole

today as we went listening for some songs from the seventies, eighties,

and nineties that have been turned into an Overkriner sound.

And thanks to the guys that came to you, Mitch, Bill,

Jesse and Shawn, I was having his well hosted here

my name is Tom haslet you know me as Polka Tom.

Till next time, please keep a smile on your face,

but a beautiful song in your heart. Always remain slap happy.

And we will close the show today with slops unsign

original Overcriner. Here is Trumpet Echoes, Volka Trumpet an Echo.

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